The Faded Portrait
The wound in Elara’s shoulder had not bled in three days. It had dried into a crust of black iron, a jagged scar that pulsed with a cold, rhythmic heat. She pressed her thumb against it. The skin beneath was thin. It had become translucent. She could see the muscle fibers twitching under the surface, white and tight as rope. This was the cost of the Crossing. The map said it was a mountain. The...
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